Overview

• Argentina opened with a 9–0 run highlighted by four early three-pointers and never trailed after establishing an 18–11 first-quarter edge.
• Physical defense disrupted South Sudan’s offense and drew frequent fouls that were converted into 14 crucial free throws.
• Gonzalo Corbalán and Alex Negrete paced the attack with 12 points each while Francisco Caffaro contributed eight points and eight rebounds.
• The team reduced its turnovers to 15, reflecting improved ball security compared with earlier tour games.
• Next up is a clash with Portugal in Madrid on August 10 followed by matches against Italy in Bologna and a Panama quadrangular featuring the hosts, Brazil and Uruguay.